Bellinger River Tourist Park

4.5★★★★★(358)

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What guests love here

Absolute waterfront

Wake up to water views and easy access for paddling or relaxing.

Boat ramp nearby

Launch quickly for fishing trips, estuary cruising or family boating.

Fishing-friendly location

Great base for anglers, with popular spots close to camp.

Bellinger River Tourist Park is a riverside stay at Repton on the NSW North Coast, a handy stop just off the Pacific Highway and an easy base for laid-back days by the water.

The park offers cabins plus powered and unpowered sites, including waterfront options that suit travellers wanting to stay close to the river. Pets are welcome, and the mix of a swimming pool, fishing and a nearby boat ramp gives it broad appeal for families, anglers and road trippers alike.

There’s also the option of tiny-home style accommodation for a more self-contained stay. For travellers after a relaxed river setting with flexible accommodation on the Coffs Coast hinterland edge, this park suits both short stopovers and longer waterside breaks.

Amenities & Features

Pets Allowed
BBQ Areas
Powered Sites
Boatramp Nearby
Cabins
Swimming
Allows Fires
Dump Point
Wifi
Swimming Pool
Laundry
Fishing
Camp Kitchen
Kiosk/Shop
Unpowered Sites
Waterfront Sites
Mobile Reception

This park welcomes dogs only.

Location & nearby

96 Mylestom Dr, Repton NSW 2454

Get Directions

Set on absolute waterfront, Bellinger River Tourist Park suits a stay with easy river access, with a boat ramp right by the park. For day-to-day errands, supermarkets, a pharmacy and EV charging are all handy within about 6km, while Mylestom Skatepark is around 3.2km away if you're travelling with kids or teens.

Nearby

  • Playground ~3.8 km

Questions about this park

Are pets allowed at Bellinger River Tourist Park?

Yes, pets are allowed at the park.

Does the park have waterfront sites?

Yes, the park has waterfront sites beside the river.